American Chippendale Mahogany Chest, late 18th C

Antiques: Furnishings: Furniture: American: Early Pre 1800: item #474579

PA chest, small scale, 35" wide, 18" deep, approx. 35" high. Feet restored.

Antique American Pine Harvest Table

Antiques: Furnishings: Furniture: American: Early Pre 1900: item #436838
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Antique American Pine Harvest Table. This table was made from an early base and old boards many years ago. It is a great look and and a size that we have a hard time finding (which is most probably why the woman had this table made). Period harvest tables that are all original in this size cost many thousands of dollars.This antique harvest table has a hand planed top,mortised straight tapered legs and single board construction. The table measures 72 inches long,18 inches deep,29 and one half in... Click for details

American Chippendale Walnut Wall Cupboard, PA, l. 18thC

Antiques: Furnishings: Furniture: American: Early Pre 1800: item #425616

In two parts, both original to each other, PA, all walnut, circa 1770-90. Base restored. 61.5" wide, 17" deep, 81.5" high. A great looking PA Dutch cupboard in old finish.

Three Pine Chairs from Spanish New Mexico

Antiques: Furnishings: Furniture: American: Early Pre 1900: item #383817
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New Mexico 1st half of 19th century height 89cm width 37cm. Each chair was constructed by mortise and tenon. The back slats were joined by the use of closed mortise. Original rawhide seats and backs are secured by original blacksmith's nails. No later additional nails were used. One chair with later corner blocks. The extensive wear on the front stretchers of all three chairs indicate that they were much used through the years. The hair of the rawhide has also worn away through m... Click for details

American Ball & Stick Wood Cabinet

Antiques: Furnishings: Furniture: American: Early Pre 1837 VR: item #380453
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Antique American Ball & Stick Wood Cabinet Circa. 1830. All original, including bevelled mirrors. Footed bottom. Can be free-standing or hung on wall. Cabinet is approximately 175 years old. In absolute mint condition.

Set of Hitchcock-style Chairs in Maple & Curly Maple

Antiques: Furnishings: Furniture: American: Early Pre 1900: item #373997

Set of four matching Hitchcock-style, caned side chairs in maple and curly maple, having a crest rail scrolled in the center and flanked by extended ring turning. Below the crest rail is a wide,shaped cross rail. The stiles are shaved on the front and have ring scribing below. The caned seat is flared and scrolled at the front. The front stretcher has a central ball with flanking tapered ring turning. Plain cylindrical stretchers are on each side of the legs, and one is in the rear. Dim... Click for details

Sturdy American Walnut Ladderback Chairs with Rush Seat

Antiques: Furnishings: Furniture: American: Early Pre 1900: item #351442
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There are 10 Chairs Available ALL in Excellent Condition,c1900! The Chairs Measure 42.5" tall x 19" wide x 15.5" deep, seat ht. is 17.5" tall x 14.25" deep allowing seating comfort for all! Please view all pictures to enjoy, the price is for each, contact for set price. These are a Very Rare find and have been in a storage warehouse for at least 40 years. Serious Inquiries are Welcome!

Pennsylvania Walnut Chest on Chest, Ca. 1780.

Antiques: Furnishings: Furniture: American: Early Pre 1800: item #347167

Probably Chester County and Quaker, late 18th C. Full dust boards and original ogee bracket base. Replaced hardware. 43.5" wide, 22" deep, 78" high.

American Maple Candlestand, 18th C.

Antiques: Furnishings: Furniture: American: Early Pre 1800: item #344666

Curly maple candlestand, circa 1770. 26" high. Old brown stain. New England.

Exquisite Pottier & Stymus Renaissance Revival Bed

Antiques: Furnishings: Furniture: American: Early Pre 1900: item #341290
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Fine American Renaissance Revival Bed Signed Pottier & Stymus. Ebonized trim, Burled Walnut with Crossbanded Rosewood inlays and Solid Black Walnut Bedstead, third quarter 19th century, the cast bezel surrounding the copper plaque is stamped: "PS 4756" signifying Pottier and Stymus, one of New York City’s leading cabinetmaking/decorating firms, the tall back with a broken arch pediment with a large decorated finial over a bronzed plaque of classical motifs, the headboard with a pair of burled pa... Click for details